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Youtube via modularland. via Steve. http://www.modularland.com/ "Inspired by the recent USA election Modularland presents a performance of Oakley Modular and the MacBeth M5N. Modularland is a democracy- we do not care if you are Synthesizers.com black, Future Retro white, Oakley blue, Scottish Macbeth, American Blacet, Canadian Modcan, Japanese Roland, digital and sampled like the Miniwave, or thermionic and Chino like the Manley. We wouldn't even have hard feelings if Manley moved to Pomona. Everyone has an equal vote in the final sound.
This track is aleatoric, features no MIDI, and is driven by noise quantized and gated by the Modcan Dual Quantizer 55B synched by Modcan clock 55B driving the Blacet Hex Zone which sequences the MacBeth M5N.
The Oakley VCO is filtered by a Cynthia Synthacon filter to give that nice smooth percussive hit. All audio is run through the Manley Dual Mono Tube Direct Interface into an Alesis IO|26 A/D with some light EQ and reverb added in Cubase. No audio edits of any kind."
via Tolaemon: "I saw this beautiful vintage analog synthesizer in the van of a scrap merchant. I don't know which model it was... I tried to negotiate a price with him but I had no cash on my pocket. He offered it to me for 75Euros and I would have bought If I had the money! A lost oprotunity! Hope this synthesizer does not finish it's life in a garbage dump!"
YouTube via MissJori "Yoko Sum by Jori Tokyo. A sound produced completely with noise.io on iPod using the fresh created yoko-sum synth-bank." You can find Noise.io here:
YouTube via sounddoctorin "Bob Weigel of Sound Doctorin' ( http://www.sounddoctorin.com ) works through some of the circuit design and plays through the variable settings on the Roland SH1000 classic vintage monophonic synthesizer, the first unit shipped from Japan by the Roland Corporation in 1973. This one has the potted modules which were replaced at some point with non-potted circuitry it appears. We scrapped one unit because we had no front panel and many switches were broken etc. I think I'll use the guts to slap into maybe an EP10 of the same year though somehow :-)."
"All Digitana products are handmade in the UK, using high quality components, all items are produced in very limited quantities. The design philosophy is to make the products easy to use with clear and carefully chosen musically useful controls, making them ideal for live use or in the studio.
